Where to Play Padel in Limerick: Courts & Venues
Limerick: Ireland's Padel Capital
Here is a stat that might surprise you — "padel limerick" pulls in over 2,300 monthly searches on Google. That is the highest search volume for padel in any Irish city. Not Dublin, not Cork, not Galway. Limerick. The Treaty City is absolutely mad for padel, and with good reason. A brilliant mix of purpose-built centres, luxury hotel courts, and new venues on the way means Limerick is fast becoming the beating heart of Irish padel.
Whether you are a seasoned player looking for your next hit or a complete beginner curious about the sport everyone is talking about, Limerick has a court waiting for you. Below you will find every padel venue in and around the city — the ones already open and the ones on the way — along with everything you need to know to get out and play.
That growth just hit a new milestone: with the addition of Padel Tennis Ireland Limerick in July 2026, the county now has 24 open padel courts across 5 venues — giving Limerick the highest padel court density of any county in Ireland at 11.5 courts per 100,000 people, up from 7.6 previously.
Open Padel Courts in Limerick
Padel LK — Limerick City
Indoor | 8 Courts
Padel LK is the big one. With eight indoor courts, it is Limerick city's premier padel centre and one of the largest dedicated padel facilities on the island of Ireland. Located right in the heart of the city, Padel LK has become a focal point for the sport in the Mid-West region and a driving force behind those eye-catching search numbers.
The indoor setup means you can play year-round without worrying about the Limerick weather — and let's be honest, that is no small thing. Whether it is lashing rain or blowing a gale, the courts at Padel LK are ready to go. The facility caters to all levels, from first-timers who have never held a racket to competitive players grinding out match practice. They run coaching sessions, leagues, and social events, so it is a great spot to meet other players and get stuck into the local padel community.
Eight courts is serious capacity, which means booking a slot is usually straightforward even during peak hours. If you are in Limerick and want to try padel for the first time or play a regular game, Padel LK should be your first port of call.
The Padel Club at Adare Manor
Indoor | 2 Courts
If you fancy your padel with a side of five-star luxury, The Padel Club at Adare Manor is hard to beat. Nestled within the grounds of one of the world's most celebrated hotel estates, this venue offers two indoor courts in a setting that is nothing short of spectacular. Adare Manor has long been synonymous with golf, but the addition of padel courts shows just how seriously the resort is taking this sport.
The courts themselves are top-class, as you would expect from a venue of this calibre. The indoor facility ensures play in all conditions, and the overall experience — from the grounds to the service — makes this a padel session you will not forget in a hurry. It is a brilliant option for hotel guests, visitors to Adare village, or anyone looking to combine a game of padel with a memorable day out in County Limerick.
The Padel Club is also a fantastic introduction to the sport for those who might not otherwise seek it out. Guests staying at Adare Manor for golf, spa, or a special occasion often discover padel here and get hooked. That word-of-mouth effect is another reason Limerick's padel scene continues to grow.
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Castle Oaks House Hotel — Castleconnell
Outdoor | 3 Courts
Just a short drive from Limerick city, Castle Oaks House Hotel in Castleconnell offers three outdoor padel courts in a beautiful riverside setting along the Shannon. This is padel with a view — the hotel grounds are gorgeous, and the outdoor courts make the most of it. On a fine evening, there are few better places to play a game in the whole country.
Castle Oaks has embraced padel as a key part of its leisure offering, and the three courts provide plenty of availability for hotel guests and local players alike. The outdoor setting does mean you are at the mercy of the elements, but the Irish summer — when it shows up — makes outdoor padel an absolute treat. The hotel also provides a perfect base for a padel weekend away, combining court time with great food and comfortable accommodation in the heart of East Limerick.
Castleconnell itself is a lovely village on the banks of the Shannon, well worth exploring before or after your game. If you are looking to make a day or a weekend of it, Castle Oaks is a cracking choice.
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Padel 100 at Radisson Blu Hotel Limerick
Outdoor | 3 Courts | Now Open
The Radisson Blu Hotel in Limerick city has officially opened three outdoor Padel 100 courts, with an official launch day on July 4th 2026. This adds another city-centre option for players and visitors and reinforces the trend of hotels recognising padel as a must-have amenity. A hotel-based court is particularly handy for business travellers or anyone staying in the city who wants to squeeze in a game.
Padel Tennis Ireland Limerick — Garryowen FC
Indoor | 8 Courts | Now Open
Opened in late July 2026 at Garryowen FC on the Dooradoyle Road, Padel Tennis Ireland Limerick is one of the largest padel facilities in the country at eight indoor courts — level with Padel LK across the city and with its sister venue in Carrigtwohill, Cork. Eight indoor courts under one roof gives Limerick players serious capacity for coaching, leagues, and drop-in play, and cements the city's status as Ireland's padel capital.
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Coming Soon to Limerick
Limerick's padel boom is far from over. With demand clearly sky-high — those 2,300 monthly searches do not lie — new venues are in the pipeline to meet it. Here is what is on the way.
Padel 100 — Limerick Educate Together, Mungret
3 Courts | Coming Soon
Padel 100 is developing three courts at Limerick Educate Together Secondary School in Mungret, adding another handy option on the south side of the city. Courts are currently under development — keep an eye out for opening announcements.
Between the venues already open and those on the way, Limerick has one of the strongest padel infrastructures of any city in Ireland. The demand is clearly there, and the supply has caught up.
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Find More Courts Across Ireland
Limerick is leading the charge, but padel is popping up all over Ireland. If you are travelling or just want to explore what is available beyond the Treaty City, we have you covered.
- Padel Court Finder — Search for padel courts across the country, filterable by location and court type.
- Padel in Ireland: The Complete Guide — Everything you need to know about the state of padel on the island, from Dublin to Donegal.
New to Padel?
If you have never played before, you are in for a treat. Padel is one of the most accessible racket sports going — easy to pick up, great craic from your very first game, and genuinely addictive. The enclosed court keeps the ball in play longer than tennis, which means longer rallies and more fun from day one. Here are a few resources to get you started.
- What Is Padel? — A quick overview of the sport, how it works, and why it is taking Ireland by storm.
- Padel Rules — The essential rules explained clearly, so you can step on court with confidence.
- Padel for Beginners — Tips, advice, and everything you need to know for your first few games.
Limerick has the courts, the community, and the buzz. All you need to do is book a slot, grab a racket, and get out there. See you on court.